Q-Park Quartermile is an underground car park, supporting the Quartermile development, but open to…read moreanyone. It is clean, well lit and well maintained. It's location is central in Edinburgh (right next to the university) but well hidden, ensuring plenty of availability.

Great location, plenty of parking, and a Starbucks next door! We went on a tour that left from the…read moreGreyfriar's Bobby statue, and the parking garage was within easy walking distance.

Now that the NCP at St James is out of action, this is the car park that we tend to use when we are…read morein Edinburgh. With the entrance located in an alleyway down the side of an office block, it is not the easiest car park to navigate. There are no signs pointing you toward it and you will have to do a lot of circling round. It is never really that busy, but all the spaces on the upper levels (closer to the street) seem to be taken every time we come in, forcing us to go down deeper into the bowels of this dungeon to find a space. On the very bottom level (-4) you will always find a space since not many people seem to use this car park. Try and get near the lifts if you can as the car park goes on for miles and you could easily get lost. The lifts in the top left hand corner take you to the footbridge that leads to John Lewis, the middle lifts bring you out at Leith Street and the furthest away lifts take you to the back of the Omni Centre. Once you get to the surface, you will need to hold your token against the sensor for 5 seconds in order to unlock the door to get out. Sometimes the sensor is broken and the door will be left open but it honestly feels safer with the door locked, as no dodgy people can get in. The car park is really creepy though because of how deserted it always is and I always feel quite spooked out every time we have to walk through it. The layout is better than the NCP across the street and is more logical to navigate, whereas in St James, you will be stuck on a floor if there are no spaces and a car comes up because of the badly designed two way system and narrow roads. But apart from the spookiness, the confusing lift arrangement and the prices, it is a safe place to park and you won't have to worry about your car while you are shopping.

Parking access was easy and done electronically through the registration of your license plate. The…read morebuilding had secured access through a QT code sent to your email when you booked. We had issues with our rental car and the Q-Park staff (David) was very friendly and helped us work everything out. I recommend it if staying in Edinburgh.

ParkatmyHouse is at the same time local and international, and it creates fantastic connections…read morebetween individuals who want parking and those who have parking spots available. When I bought a new flat that came with a parking spot, I looked around for different ways to turn my spot into a mini-business by renting it out since I don't have a car and therefore can't use the spot myself. ParkatmyHouse was super easy to set up my parking spot for free online, choose how much I want to rent it out for (by hour, day, week or month), and upload photos and a description of how to find it. It is also really easy for those who need parking spaces. This ranges from locals who need spots in different areas of town for a few hours or out-of-towners who are looking to stay a few days, or those looking for long-term parking. They just search by location, price, or online rating to find a parking spot, spare driveway, or garage space that's convenient to them, and then they can book online. The site is fantastic in making connections between individuals that never would have been forged before. I've really enjoyed hearing from various visitors who ask me about my spot and how far it is from different places around Edinburgh, or who tell me how convenient the spot was for their race at Holyrood Park, their trip to the Parliament or their week-long holiday with their wife to celebrate her 40th birthday. It's really fun hearing these stories of the individuals who come and go from the spot, and I'm really happy it's going to good use and making people's lives easier to be able to find and book safe parking spots for their time in Edinburgh. Of course being paid for renting out the spot is always a bonus, too, and ParkatmyHouse makes it so easy to set and change prices for the spot, and to transfer the money into my bank account after people come to stay! This has been a brilliant local and international business to use, and I think it really helps people on both sides who want to rent or rent out a parking spot. The site is quite fun to use and makes life easier for locals and visitors alike.

The Overgate is the larger of the two main shopping centres in Dundee, with the other being the…read moreWellgate across town. It offers some of the city's larger shops, hosting the likes of Debenhams, Primark, New Look and Topshop. Half of the mall is really bright and airy as there are windows running down the entire wall. It kinda reminded me of an airport (but nicer, of course). There is parking but we didn't use it. From what I've heard it is pretty expensive. We used Gellatly Street which was £8 for 24 hours. Considering the Overgate charges something similar to this for 5 hours and closes overnight, it looks like we made the right call to go somewhere else. The public toilets in the mall are clean and well serviced so we're all good there. I would definitely recommend coming here instead of the Wellgate - the Wellgate is a horrible, dark dungeon.

Like the Wellgate centre that I recently reviewed, the Overgate in Dundee has the famous big name…read moreshops, the Santas grotto at Christmas and the places to eat and drink but what this shopping centre lacks is the atmosphere of the Wellgate. It may be because it is a brand new shopping centre and therefore lacks some of what makes the Wellgate so good but whatever it is there is just something missing from the whole experience of shopping here. That said it does have some wonderful shops such as Sports world, Gap and baby Gap, The Gadget shop, Debenhams and the amazing Lush shop which sells all the wild and wacky soaps and lotions and potions you could imagine. You can smell the wondeful scents coming from the Lush store throughout the building and they are rivalled only by the aroma from the Starbucks coffee shop on the same floor. If you are in Dundee then you must visit here as well as the Wellgate, they both have something different to offer.

With fear of risking a further parking fine if I left my car at home, I instead opted to leave my…read morecar in a parking lot with these guys. For five days this cost £20 which to me worked out really well as a taxi to/from the airport would have cost this much each way. Located about a 5 minite drive from the airport, I had little difficulty finding a parking space and the wait time for the shuttle bus was under 3 minutes. Really good for peace of mind and ensuring my car is safe whilst I'm out of the country. No issues upon return either, again the shuttle bus was prompt and I left the parking area quickly and without issue. Would definitely use again.

From the owner: Airport Parking for Edinburgh Airport. We are based right next to the airport we have full…read moresecurity, fast entry/exit and are holders of the Park Mark Award

A really good place to park for your shopping experience in Kilmarnock! This car park is cheaper…read morethan many and right beside Wilkinson and Marks and Spencer. It's all on street level and it's easy to walk to the rest of the town from here. We have tried several car parks (Kilmarnock is well served for parking spaces) but this is the one we keep coming back to as it's low cost and in such a good spot for shopping. The number of spaces: 53 There are only 2 Disabled Spaces Maximum stay 4 hours Mon-Sun 24 hours £0.60 per hour £1.10 for 2 hours £2.20 maximum

You may wonder why I am writing a review about a West End car park - I mean surely the West End has…read moretons of more interesting and funky happening places going on, eh? Well, yes it does. Indeed, it does. However, sometimes in order to get to these funky happening places you need to park your car. Being a mainly public transport or walking type of girl, this is something which ordinarily doesn't occur to me. Yet, on entering a course last week I was shocked that when someone asked me about the nearest car park I really had to think about it. Furthermore, I could not for the life of me explain where it was (I am truly terrible at giving directions). And so, I decided this was a necessary review. This car park is fairly big (in West End standards) and is located just behind the Marks and Spencers off of Byres Road and Ashton Lane. From this, you'll realise how handy it is for the buzz of Byres Road and 'The Lane'. It's a Glagsow City Council Car Park so prices are average (I think) andit's very cheap for an all day ticket on Sundays. Perfect, for a spot of West End Sunday shopping and eating. Meanwhile, it tends to be quieter than the other car park which is more easily noticeable from Byres Road so there's always a good chance that you'll find a space or that one will quickly become available.

This is a pretty handy car park for visiting Byres Road/Ashton Lane, and I used to park here all…read morethe time. That was, until my drive shaft snapped and my car rolled down the hill into a pole. Now I kind of have the fear about parking here. Good things: - Cheap - Handy for Byres Road/Ashton Lane - Open 24 hours Not so good: - Could do with resurfacing - On a bit of a hill - Tough to get a spot If you're lucky, you might be able to get a spot on Byres Road which is free. So try there first!

If you are looking for a great convenient way to travel to different parts of Scotland. I highly…read morerecommend Haymarket Station. The customer service is above par. The staff are always helpful and genuinely care about the passengers. Very Clean Station. The toilets are very clean and you feel very safe at this station. You have a few choices to buy food and coffee. It should be noted I am from the United States of America, served with the United States Marines all over the World and travelled all over the United States. I definitely know a great train station from all my travels and life experiences. You definitely won't be disappointed by utilizing this train station upon your travels across Scotland. Lastly definitely recommend utilizing this station when visiting Edinburgh.

This is where got off from our train from Inverness. It is very conveniently located and just a 5…read moreminute walk to our hotel. The station itself is pretty basic, not much to look at, and pretty small. The amenities are pretty limited and finding a restroom was a bit of a chore.

This place is complete rubbish. Full of cheap and nasty shops such as home bargains, officers club,…read moregift shops, factory shops and pound stores. The only thing worth visiting is TK Maxx which occasionally gets some reasonable brands in such as Moschino or Michael Kors but nothing like the Edinburgh or Newcastle store which gets Versace and Balenciaga. The place has plenty pop up stores selling Christmas decorations, candy or calendars which soon disappear once the season has passed. It also has an odd, old, musty smell to the place and is home to one of the worst car parks in the world. Parking costs around £5 and i can only describe the place as a ghost town. Most shops are shut down or just junk shops. Even McDonald's shut down as there was no custom. Save your money and drive to Edinburgh or Glasgow. Also home to Fifes worst gym. Its small and the whole place just looks dirty. There is really no reason for anyone to go to Kirkcaldy.

A nice shopping centre with all the shops you would expect to find from the likes of TK Max and The…read moreofficers club to an O2 shop and a chinese herbalist, this place has got the lot. It has a greggs bakery and a subway roll shop so no need to go hungry, it also has a smoothie bar for the healthier amongst us. As well as being a shopping centre the mercat is also home to Kirkcaldy`s swimming pool. there is a cafe in the swimming pool which is open to the general public as well as the pool users. The mercat has a bit of everything going on and as a photographer I often just take a seat somewhere inside to watch the world go by and catch an interesting image or two. It has a multi story car park too so no worrying about parking, Parking rates are reasonable!